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A coach load of members set out on a cold Sunday morning for a club dig in Gloucestershire. We arrived around 9.30am at the site, a holiday cottage complex,set in spectacular autumn scenery of multi-coloured trees. Before getting on to the fields, the owner offered us the use of a kitchen/dining area to eat and leave our food etc in, a very kind gesture.Everyone found lots of targets during the day, mainly comprising of horse harness buckles, cattle ear tags and copper coins. As usual, some members were luckier than others.
Gwillym Williams had a hawking bell,a silver earring and a lead token.Geoff Berryman had three Georgian buckles and an old thrupenny piece.Mark Harford found a thimble and a pen knife.Norman Oxley had one of the finds of the day with a nice little hawking whistle and an iron foot pattern..................

Full report by Byron Mathews on our Web site WWW.RAREMDCLUB.CO.UK (http://WWW.RAREMDCLUB.CO.UK)

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Nice report and photos Phil - bet it was a chilly one on Sunday!

Cheers
Neil

Glad you all had a good day we couldnt coment what was on the farm because we didnt detect the farm tidy   myself and the sutt was  out for half hour dave and johnny approx 1 hour the snow was too deep we stayed in and got drunk and played cards if i can think of another place for the club to go i will let you know but i will have to ask my other 2 detecting mates as its their farms as well

it was a lovely place but a bit cold at this time of year.... :-\.....we had a great time , i think everyone enjoyed it....thanks again for the land steve/sutt etc...much appreciated........byron